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Pauls Artists @ "Climax " Stuttgart - "Funk D'VoiD - Diabla"

After the game Germany - Portugal , Germany won 3:1 ,Stuttgart was tha biggest Partyplace ever seen, more then a 100.000 people celebrated our victory. This movie was shot in the "Climax Institutes" @ 8 o'clock in the morning.... Track : Funk D'Void - Diabla

Pauls Artists @ "Climax " Stuttgart - "Funk D'VoiD - Diabla"

The doors of the 4th dimension (LWO 2007)

People are invited to join the Passage ... Graff video made during the "Nuit Blanche" in Paris (2007). Thanks to the public for their participation and to UVA (United Visual Artists) who have created the installation. See more "graff video" on : http://graff.video.free.fr

Vernissage of American Artists

Vernissage is a glimpse into the creative lives of American artists (World War Two veterans) who came to study and work in Paris, the Art Capitol of the world. Filming in 1950, Carmen D'Avino intimately shows us the artists at work in their studio homes, also capturing a mundane, often humorous, daily life style. Galerie Huit (Gallery Eight), became the showcase for their painting, graphics and sculpture. Growing to a member-ship of nearly sixty, they banded together socially and professionally, to survive. A collaboration with the filmmaker, this restoration from the unedited original film, is an important art history record of the transition to Abstract-expressionism. Enhanced with a classical soundtrack, this moving video pays homage to Carmen D'Avino, Galerie Huit, and a handful of American artists in Paris in 1950... The following artists are featured... Jonah Kinigstein Sidney Geist, Oscar Chelimsky, Norman Rubington, John Anderson, Shinkichi Tajiri and Herbert Katzman. Visit www.4thcoastproductions.com to learn more about this film.

Oscar D'Leon: "Mirala Como Se Menea"

A skill at improvisation is combined with a highly textured vocal tone by Venezuela-born Oscar D'León. A top-ranked performer in his homeland, D'León has continued to solidify his following throughout the world. A joy for entertaining has been a constant thread throughout D'León's career. In a 1996 interview with the Chicago Tribune, D'León said, "My message is not about ecology or politics, but it's simply that people have a good time and remember me as someone who loves them." Born in the Caracas neighborhood of Etamin, D'León was influenced by Cuban musicians including Beny Moré and la Sonora Mantacera and by New York-based Latin performers including Eddie Palmieri and Willie Colón. He taught himself to play bass by listening and playing along to records. "I am not a maestro like they say," he explained. "I try to make my instrument sound coherent." D'León balanced his early career as a vocalist with full-time employment as a taxi driver and factory worker. Forming a band, la Dimensión Latina, in 1973, he recorded his first hit, "Pensando en Ti," shortly afterward. Three years later, he formed a second group, la Salsa Mayor. D'León, who's known affectionately as "El Leon de la Salsa" (The Lion of Salsa), has toured with very large groups. In addition to touring and recording with a 19-piece band featuring five saxophones, four trombones, and four trumpets, D'León toured with a 15-piece group in 1996. And after a slew of releases in the late '90s, D'León returned in the new millennium with Doble Play. Official Website: http://www.oscardleon.com

D'Angel (Blaze)

D'Angel performing "Blaze" at the International Reggae And World Music Awards

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